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Harvard's third line started the second period with Hale replacing deGive at goal. In less than two minutes, Salton stall accounted for the Crimson's third score on a rebound from Pell. After the first line had returned to the game, Wood duplicated his first period play and added another goal to the total. Late in the period, Thomson and Hrones broke through the Harvard defense to push the puck past Hale for the only M. I. T. score. Two minutes later Baldwin took a pass from Putnam and tallied the last goal of the period. The third period...
...Putnam '33, and Ian Baldwin '33 will form the second string forward line which should see plenty of action this evening. For a third line Coach Stubbs plans to send on the ice two Sophomores and a Junior: Benjamin Beale '34, W. L. Hasler '34, and C. C. Pell...
...Cleaves '33, W. H. Crosby '32, C. C. Cunningham '32, W. C. Everett '33, R. M. Gallagher '34, S. deB. deGive '34, F. H. Gleason '34, Matthew Hall '32, W. L. Hasler '34, R. H. Martin '34, C. E. McGregor '32, K. C. Mittell '34, C. C. Pell '33, J. W. Putnam '33, Robert Saltonstall '33, J. T. Summers '34, C. Y. Wadsworth '32, C. E. Ware '34, Nathaniel Ware '34, W. B. Wood...
Japanese cavalry were first in the charge. Riding down the Chinese front line they cut a swath into which Japanese infantry poured pell mell, yelling. General Ma's right flank held at first. Chinese cavalry tried to encircle the Japanese right, but Japanese field guns and bombing planes stopped that. A lone Chinese anti-aircraft gun atop an armored car waggled and wobbled, frantically failed to hit even one of six Japanese planes. Nine Chinese field batteries blazed valiantly, but along a five-mile front superior Japanese armament turned the battle's tide. Chinese units broke, fled...
...Pell-mell upon Government House rushed the Greeks bearing brickbats which they presented to Sir Ronald Storrs through his bedroom window (Lady Storrs was asleep in England). In five minutes brickbatters had spattered every windowpane in Government House to splinters. Sir Ronald & staff, leaping for their trousers, escaped in disorder while a handful of police covered their retreat...